POEM
On the day that I die
will the world end or
just me?
If I write a poem
will it die with me
or will it stay on
and let the world know
that I was here
and wrote this poem
that outlived me?
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Love this, Nan. I believe everything we do lives on, especially poetry. 🙂
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You will live on through your poem, I bet. I never really thought of it this way. Interesting write.
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words linger long after memories have faded or blurred …. there is something concrete and yet entirely transient about words …. so if they are written down, or digitally stored, they are a legacy worth some weight 🙂
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Great questions… Your poems will definitely live on!
Dwight
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SMiLes as LonGeR
as Servers
Serve
you
up you
serve now
with Poetry
WiTH WiNks LongeR
after the last and first BLiNK MoRE..:)
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Nan, I feel the same way about my poetry and other writing…especially since I have no children to carry on my having been here. Life is so fragile.
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But you so positively affect so many of your readers who will carry on your having been here!
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I like the idea of the poem living on and representing you.
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That’s second best to me living on, I guess. Thanks for the comment.
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Good questions. It is amazing that we are here at all and able to write anything.
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Aint it the truth!!!! Thanks for the observation.
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Lovely quadrille.
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Thanks…Maria?
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I believe our poetry will live on with those who treasure it. Enjoyed your pondering thoughts, Nan.
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Thank you for the response.
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I actually think poems do live on… as long as there are readers.
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Beautiful poem. We all are born and we all will die, it’s what we do in between that lives forever. 🙂
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Thanks for reminding me!
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I believe our poetry will live on even after we transition to the hereafter ☺️ Beautifully penned.
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Lovely thought. Thanks.
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Great questions Nan – your poems will live on and I believe a part of us will always be alive too somewhere among the stars from where we once came :o)
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I have an ongoing dialogue between my head and my heart over this. Thanks for the response.
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The world will go on. For a while at least. It too has ended and begun again. A poem with it’s own rhythm. 🙂
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I’m confused about the difference between comment and reply. They go different places on my computer and I don’t know which really get transported. I hope you got my other response.
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I do want another chance! Thanks.
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Hey Nan. My 84th birthday is approaching, so I identify. I’d like to think what we write will live on — I am on my 30th art journal. Surely SOMEONE will want to know what our lives were like!
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I get confused about where to reply or comment, so this may be my second reply:
“Surely!!!”
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Surely…!!!
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Interesting thoughts, I think your poems will live on…
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Your comment is appreciated. Wish I had access to those heart emojis!
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It is the question of the poet!
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Aye!
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Yes, I hope your poems will live forever!!!!
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